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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1921
Page
10
A jumbled OCR passage lists numerous personal names, addresses, and local events across seemingly scattered dates and locations. The unreadable text threads through communities with mentions of burial, receptions, sales, and visitors, but specifics remain unclear.
Residents and visitors fill a long community page with social calls in Nutvong and surrounding towns. Families such as Mrs. Fred Unrest and Mrs. Ray Beers share time at Belvidere, while Mrs. John Pindgubers visits in Connecticut and returns for a brief stay with Ter Hine and Mrs. Thantet Van Clampon-si. Local gatherings include church events, school plans, and neighborhood outings across multiple households and towns.
A brief line asserts that worries are private and not to be shared publicly, reflecting a stance on discretion and personal burden. It emphasizes restraint in revealing personal difficulties to others.
The article describes quaint kiddies frocks revived from mothers era with long waists and circular skirts. Fabrics include black and white checked taffeta and red patent leather accents, with silk or wool floss embroideries and dyed laces.
The article describes a satin coat wrap with detachable white or colored organdie lining and ruched sheer cotton trims. Fronts fold back to reveal covered fronts, cuffs are organdie, and fasteners hold sections neatly. Lavender and black tones common. hats feature leather trimming.
Fragmentary OCR reads names and phrases in a broken form about ownership or purchase. The readable pieces mention a signature, a bearathaelgnature, and a note about use for over thirty years with a referenced buyer or buyer’s rights.
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